The Dickinson press., 1887-04-23
ABOUT WOMEN.

Mrs. Enmons wife Of Professor Emmons,
OF Washington, is Row in London.
Miss Spi1lcr and Miss Boyd, two bright
young ladies of Indianapolis, have formed q
part incrshir for the study of medicine in that
study.
Two OF the daughters of Abr;m S. Hewitt,
may oi Nov York. ar. members of !. ladies
orchestra, which gives select musicalcs during
tho social season.
Miss Chamberlain, the American beauty,
has ml'tc cnSnS'ln, mtS 10 Pay Il number of
visits i'll Ensslaiul which will 10. terminate till
the end of March,
Miss Mice Il. borden, who took the degree
OF LII. y. ut The Male law school last June
has just been admitted to practice in the su-
pc'ior court of Michigan
Ex-Eni!Hrrss En.s9nin hes applied to the city
government of Naples for Icr;n .ssion To enter
the hospital as !, n,;rsc aud care for the sol
dirl's womn,ie,l ct M;,ssowah.
Ms. c. y. Tullis, Il gran,inrro of Daniel
Boone, died at l.ichGnll, Ills, recently. BE-
fore her marriage she Vas; Gym. a y. Boone,
nnl she was born in kentucky in 1853.
Mrs Wheeler, we'll known London
beauty and II contemporary Of the Jersey
LILY, Is going 10 f'prsnbe tho drawing, room,
not for the stasr, !,..t To become working
partner i'll IL l.re>r!nal;i.!g concern.
Sarah Chii'Shnl;tli, who was freed from
slavery hefo"c tho war through TIN effort Of
Mr.. Becrhcr and inym':llh church. is living
ON little farm lear P,c,:.siIl, nn! sells
fowls, ct55ss nnii butter for !. living.
There are few editors. of either SEX, who
stuck moro closely To their desks ,hnn Mis-,
Mary l." BNuti.. Of ll"rp'r'. E;.2nr. She has
been the c''"; of Tho /, to;li al from the day
OF ITS foundation, nineteen years ago.
Mrs. Sarah E.;,mi, OF Wor'ltmston, Ind,
claims I" hoi the "!!",t person iii the state.
Sho was born i'll Virginia in l,S?, has horno
eleven chl,lr II, ten of whom arc living, and
has never been sick enough to call Il ply
sirian.
n new departure in Tho WAYS of women is
the formation OF q fire brigade! Onr thou
san! girls "a.i"y'i in IL LIVERPOOL cigar fa"-
toi'y arc well "iii''c rcd and drilled, and at n
recent haa'' iii the factory turned ont 'to a
man" and 'iil most effective work in sub
DUNG the flames.
Among lNucc, Nirtoria's jubilee gifts will
bo II magnificent dinner service oi bright vel
low Dresden ware from the G"rnlin emperor
lion pictures "t notable events and portraits
OF famous persons of her reign. 1t will con
tain in all $50 pieces.
"Onda" is described rs short, elderly and
very stout, with u remarkably plain face
and ycilowisli gray hai,', which She wears in
deep firing in front and rolled up into {,
+ small .'t'oh al thr lack. lIrr hands and feet
are rhrnc:ncnally SNAIL un,lpcrlrc! in moull
and She bas Il high, si,rll and harsh voice
Miss Wolfe, of New York, pay $ her l,hysi
clan a salary of 5000 n ycnr. Mrs. N.cx
an'icr i. Stewart retained three doctors at al
aggregate c"i of $40 coo, and called in one o
them nearly every day. Mrs. William Aston
paNsto D!'. For,lyce BARKER an average OF
s2o,o@ Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt spend.
Slo,o'o a year in the same way.
Alta recent we'd ling i'll Now York tho bride
wore dress more than u century old ID was
mad" for hey maternal great grandmother in
'iiN, and worn at her wedding, wiion Alex
nn,ler Hamilton was Groonlsnan nnl Gen.
Washington and his staff .ycrc present as
guests J: .v;s5 woTi, for the second time ly
tue hid i mother, forty five year, ago.